This being the day we celebrate all things Irish, I can’t help but be drawn in by looking at the photos I took in the Summer of 2010 while spending a week in Ireland. I think that shows the value not only of travel, but of photography. I have these pictures to remind me of the grand time I had exploring Ireland and Scotland that Summer.
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Something I’ve discovered over the time that I’ve been doing photography is just how much trouble I have editing digital images. Seriously, my wife can open up Photoshop on her Mac and do some amazing things, while I’ve tried a variety of Windows apps, including Gimp, and I just have never quite gotten the hang…
I’ve got the photos from the first part of our trip up at Flickr while I’m home this morning waiting on them to deliver our new washing machine. I’ve got the portion of the trip in West Virginia and Virginia up. Obviously, there is a bit of a Fall feel to many of them. 🙂…
After spending a few days living in a world that has Flickr Stats for Pro accounts, I’ve decided that it’s incomplete at this point. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate what’s there, it beats the heck out of what we’ve had prior to this, so I’m not complaining. I do, however, have some suggestions. Right…
The quote below reminded me of something I heard mentioned on a podcast interview recently. Unfortunately, I don’t remember which podcast it was, but the gist of it was that if we are seeing so many people leave stable employment to become “life coaches”, maybe we should look at how bad the workplace has become…
I wanted to take a moment to wish you all a fun, safe, and relaxing holiday season. Thanks for connecting with me online, and in person, and providing me some stable connections over this last year. It’s been quite a whirlwind, and I look forward to more adventures in 2015! Though, hopefully, I figure out…
Today was the last scheduled Summation training class for this batch of training, and it proved to be one of the most interesting. Breaking the training up into hour long segments, each focusing on an individual part of the Summation tool, was definitely the right way to go. Instead of trying to cram things into…
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